Monthly Newsletter
December 2020
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May your holidays and the New Year be filled with joy and success. We look forward to working with you in the coming year.

Sincerely,
KHC
Please note:
The KHC office will be closed December 24 – January 3 for the holidays.
Join us virtually for two days to learn how to optimize health equity, healthcare value, and well-being in 2021 and beyond. We are honored to announce the following keynote speakers:

Nikki Lanier, JD, Senior Vice President and Regional Executive, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Louisville Branch

Niall Brennan, BA, MPP, President and CEO, Health Care Cost Institute
KHC Blog Posts

The Kentuckiana Health Collaborative is filling rosters for the selection of the 2021 Kentucky Core Healthcare Measures set (KCHMS), a core healthcare measures set for Kentucky’s primary...more

Every year, flu season occurs during the fall and winter in the United States. It is recommended that everyone six months and older receive a flu vaccine yearly to protect themselves from the virus....more



Last night’s “60 Minutes” broadcast featured a lawsuit over the consolidation of a large health system in Northern California, which used its monopolistic capabilities to drive up the price of healthcare....more

LOUISVILLE, Ky., December 1, 2020 — The Kentuckiana Health Collaborative (KHC) and Certilytics, Inc. today announced a partnership to bring advanced healthcare analytics capabilities to KHC’s...more
KHC Events
Join the Kentuckiana Health Collaborative for a webinar in partnership with the Kentucky Department for Public Health to learn more about Community Health Workers in Kentucky and how they have positively impacted the health and lives of Kentuckians.
Members can email Stephanie Clouser at sclouser@khcollaborative.org for more information.
Member Spotlight
Rachelle Seger
Community Health Research Officer
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky
Rachelle Seger is the Community Health Research Officer at the Foundation for a Health Kentucky and has participated in various KHC committees.
Partner News
A recent 60 Minutes segment featured KHC friend and past conference speaker Elizabeth Mitchell, CEO for the Pacific Business Group on Health, who talked about The High Price of Healing. The segment focused on the landmark Sutter Health antitrust lawsuit that was settled recently with Sutter to return $575 million in excess charges to self-funded purchasers in California. The settlement includes injunctive relief terms that have major implications for the health care market in California and nationally, setting requirements for cost transparency, caps on hospital chargemaster increases, and limiting health systems' monopolistic efforts to obtain all-or-nothing contracts. 

Watch the segment here.
National Affiliations
Kentuckiana Health Collaborative

1415 Bardstown Road, Suite 19
Louisville, KY 40204
Phone: 502-238-3603